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Let me reply to that by listing existing apps listed on http://appl.ist http://appl.ist: - NewPipe > FreeTube, AudioTube - Podcast app/music app > GNOME Podca
by linmob 6y ago
Let me reply to that by listing existing apps listed on http://appl.ist http://appl.ist:
- NewPipe > FreeTube, AudioTube
- Podcast app/music app > GNOME Podcasts, GPodder/Lollypop, Elisa
- Maps > PureMaps, GNOME Maps
- AndOTP > Keysmith, GNOME Authenticator, Two-Factor-Keychain, Numberstation
- Signal (and/or Matrix) > Axolotl / various, Nheko feels most complete currently
- Orgzly > Emacs maybe?
- Email > Geary (I still use Evolution though)
- Good browser support > Angelfish, desktop Firefox has been adapted nicely, once Chromiums Wayland supports matures it will also be a viable option (it’s very fast, but has annoying issues with text input currently)
- Mediterraneo10 6y agoIt should be pointed out, however, that the mapping apps available on the PinePhone are little more than tech demos. Their feature set is vastly smaller than e.g. OSMAnd on Android. For me, even if the PinePhone took over my phone calls, Signal messenging, etc., I would still need to carry around an Android phone for decent maps.